Other Publications Pertaining to Dennis Wheatley

OTHER PUBLICATIONS
PERTAINING TO DENNIS WHEATLEY

Having shared and enjoyed the artwork of DW's titles for some time now, I thought I ought to expand the experience by including publications by others, where DW is featured as a short story writer, as the writer of the foreword/prologue to others' works, or mentioned in some way.

The covers that follow show titles that I have managed to collect or, in a few instances, 'borrowed' from places like eBay. I have initially arranged them by publication date except where there is an obvious grouping of titles. In these cases the first publication date decides the placing of the group. There are many more titles and I will add these as and when I obtain details.

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Merewenna | Vagabond Pilgrimage | A Killing Kindness | Wine of Angels | Midwinter of the Spirit | The House of Lost Souls |

Vagabond Pilgrimage	Supper in Nurenburg	A Killing Kindness

1949	1974	1980
Robert Hale	DAST Magazine (1989)	Collins Crime Club
By Frederick Cowles The printed dedication reads ‘To DENNIS WHEATLEY in friendship’	A play describing a fictional encounter between DW and Hermann Goering shortly before the latter’s death. Translated from the Swedish by Iwan Morelius. For the complete text, click here	By Reginald Hill A ‘Dalziel and Pascoe’ novel. Contains a passing reference to Dennis Wheatley.

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Matchbox Toys	Wine of Angels	Midwinter of the Spirit

1985	1998	1999
	Macmillan, London	Macmillan London
A toy model of the 1938 Hispano Suiza AY17. Although this is a later model than the car the Duke owned in ‘The Devil Rides Out’, to judge from the street name ("Rue de Richelieu"), the background artist was something of a DW fan - even if he/she got the name slightly wrong !	By Phil Rickman The first Rev Merrily Watkins novel. Contains a passing reference to Dennis Wheatley & how Satanists are sick in church.	By Phil Rickman The second Rev Merrily Watkins novel. Contains a passing reference to a satanic temple looking like something inspired by Dennis Wheatley novels.

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Merewenna	The House of Lost Souls	The Satanist’s Son

2005 Australian p/bk	2007	2017
John Wiley & Sons Australia Ltd, Milton, Queensland	Hodder & Stoughton	CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
A medieval tale for Australian secondary schools by Dan Ashlin with a unique(?) dedication: "For Richard, Simon, Marie-Lou, The Duke and Rex — who started me on this whole scribbling business"	By F G Cottam DW features as a character in this debut novel	By G W Martin A story of the three modern musketeers that takes place two years after the Duke de Richleau’s death

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That Old Black Magic	A ‘distinctive dummy’	Miniature books
		Click to enlarge
2018	?	?
Profile Books Ltd	A Distinctive Dummies Production. Likeness sculpted by Steve Thompson.	Miniature (dummy) DW books suitable for dolls houses etc., shown against the corresponding Heron books
By Cathi Unsworth, 'The First Lady of Noir writing'.This is Cathi's sixth novel, based in large part on fact, and on various real and strange happenings in 1941. Written as she confirmed to this webmaster as a deliberate homage to DW, and with a reference to DW (in Chapter 18), although he is cleverly named by not being named	An action figure of Christopher Lee as the Duc de Richleau, as featured in the Hammer film of 'The Devil Rides Out'. Spotted on Facebook by Kevin Pearce in March 2018 with further information supplied by Steve Whatley.

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